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Ford's Transit full-size van has become the top-selling family of cargo vans around the globe with nearly 400,000 registered in 2015 based on IHS Markit data, according to Ford.
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From the evolution of a trusted European nameplate to a revolution in North American vehicle manufacturing and fleet operations, Ford Transit’s 10th anniversary has been decades in the making.
Read More →Ford has unveiled its all-new 2014 model-year Transit Connect Wagon, which the automaker plans to offer in five- and seven-passenger configurations, two wheelbase lengths, and three trim levels (XL, XLT, and Titanium).
Read More →Ford Pro’s Sean Masson walks us through the versatile 2025 Ford Transit lineup in this walkaround video made for fleet pros.
Read More →Ford Transit wins Commercial Van of the Year for the third straight year. See what makes the 2026 model smarter, safer, and fleet-ready at Work Truck Week.
Read More →The full-size Transit will come in three body lengths, two wheelbases, three roof heights, five body styles and two trim levels. The Transit Connect cargo van will come in two wheelbase lengths and two trim levels, and is also available with or without second-row seats.
Read More →Ford's Tim Stoehr, general fleet marketing manager, walks us through the updated 2019 Ford Transit Connect compact cargo van at the Work Truck Show in Indianapolis.
Read More →Configure this all-new cargo van to fit all full-size van cargo managment needs. Custom designed for various packages, the Ford Transit is the solution for 130" and 148" wheelbases, ranging from low, medium, to high roofs. Accessories can be added to fit various trades.
Read More →Ford is offering the 2014 Transit Connect as a panel-side cargo van and a passenger wagon it describes as a "spacious and fuel-efficient people mover."
Read More →Weather Guard announced the availability of the 2015 Ford Transit Weather Guard Van Pro Packages, designed for contractors and remodelers who need to organize, secure, and transport their tools and equipment in their work vans.
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